The Fed’s decision to maintain interest rates at crisis levels begs the question: Where are the fault lines? Unlike 2008, the main risk now is uncertainty about the rate of growth from emerging markets and the Eurozone. Ciaran Mallan, the portfolio manager of Invesco Income Growth* (IVI), expects volatility levels to remain elevated. Given his ongoing concerns about China, he expects significant dividend cuts across the broader market, although company dividends in IVI’s portfolio
18 Sep 2015
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Investment Funds - Idea - A global put?
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18 Sep 2015 -
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Saumya Banerjee -
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The Fed’s decision to maintain interest rates at crisis levels begs the question: Where are the fault lines? Unlike 2008, the main risk now is uncertainty about the rate of growth from emerging markets and the Eurozone. Ciaran Mallan, the portfolio manager of Invesco Income Growth* (IVI), expects volatility levels to remain elevated. Given his ongoing concerns about China, he expects significant dividend cuts across the broader market, although company dividends in IVI’s portfolio